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BCL25*238507-F6-VNBS Reorder Pack-NBS Testing/Stacey
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The Prattville LabVNBS Sickle Cell Reorder Pack contract is a solicitation issued by the Alabama state government, specifically targeting the Alabama Department of Public Health or related agencies. The contract involves the procurement of sickle cell reorder packs for NBS (Newborn Screening) testing, with a total contract value estimated between $50,000 and $150,000. The solicitation was posted on October 30, 2024, and interested vendors are required to respond by November 4, 2024. The contract is set within the SLED (State and Local Government) organization type, emphasizing its focus on state-level procurement. The specific location for performance is within Alabama, although detailed address information is not provided. Vendors interested in participating can access additional details through the provided online link.
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